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How to transfer 1 millions of dollars....
Wire Transfer
ps Good Luck
It's simple, just go to the bank and tell them you want to wire a million dollars from one account to another and then they will check you out from "HEAD to TOE" and back from "TOE to HEAD" and if they think you are trying to launder the money from their bank, they will file a "suspicious activity report" on you to the government of that country and the DR, then the federal officials will also scrub your name from "HEAD TO TOE" and back. Then they will most likely freeze those assets and place the transferer under arrest for various anti-money laundering laws.santousa said:
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It's simple, just go to the bank and tell them you want to wire a million dollars from one account to another and then they will check you out from "HEAD to TOE" and back from "TOE to HEAD" and if they think you are trying to launder the money from their bank, they will file a "suspicious activity report" on you to the government of that country and the DR, then the federal officials will also scrub your name from "HEAD TO TOE" and back. Then they will most likely freeze those assets and place the transferer under arrest for various anti-money laundering laws.
If it really does not work then rises a question why some people for example in the internet try to find another people in the internet asking them to help to transfer their money that is...to give them your name ,bank account number and so so...
Do not they know that it is practically impossible to transfer money by this way.It is absolutely clear that their money are not legitimate.What do you think they do that???Does anyone here get this sort of messages by email or i am the only one who is that lucky???Sometimes i ask myself -why me??Where did they get all the information regarding me it looks like they are very informed of my personal profile????This week i have received 10 emails with different proposals but with the same aim to help them to get their money to another country.I have been receiving this for almost two years.Has anybody here been getting that sort of messages by email and for how long???
If it really does not work then rises a question why some people for example in the internet try to find another people in the internet asking them to help to transfer their money that is...to give them your name ,bank account number and so so...
Do not they know that it is practically impossible to transfer money by this way.It is absolutely clear that their money are not legitimate.What do you think they do that???Does anyone here get this sort of messages by email or i am the only one who is that lucky???Sometimes i ask myself -why me??Where did they get all the information regarding me it looks like they are very informed of my personal profile????This week i have received 10 emails with different proposals but with the same aim to help them to get their money to another country.I have been receiving this for almost two years.Has anybody here been getting that sort of messages by email and for how long???
santousa said:
Give your bank account # to someone on the internet and then find out how "nearly impossible' it is.
The problem the OP would have is the AMOUNT of $ he is talking about. transfer of that huge quantity will set off alarms and red flags immediatly, unless he has done it there multiple times before and the bank knows he has legitimate business reasons to wire that quantity.
On the other hand it is the only practical way to do this, and if the guy is totally legit, I see no reason why the transaction couldn't take place following due scrutiny.
santousa said:
These are commonly known as 714 scams after the # in the Nigerian Criminal Code for fraud. These are ripoffs and don't be a sucker.
I delete an average of 3 of these a week from my Inbox.
WOW - just think how rich I could be if I ever gave them my bank info.
ROTFLMAO
Gregg
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
WOW - just think how rich I could be if I ever gave them my bank info.
ROTFLMAO
Gregg
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Rick is right
Although they are actually called 419 scams. just do a search on google for 419 and you will find a plethora of information. just don't do it.
-Tim
Although they are actually called 419 scams. just do a search on google for 419 and you will find a plethora of information. just don't do it.
-Tim
i'm sure MaineGirl doesn't mind me resurrecting this thread.
click on the link below and see how her brother responded to Nigerian scammers. it is hilarious.
http://dr1.com/forums/showthread.php?p=222246#post222246
mob
click on the link below and see how her brother responded to Nigerian scammers. it is hilarious.
http://dr1.com/forums/showthread.php?p=222246#post222246
mob
Mainegirls brothers thread was a hoot.
I use to do a very similar thing with the people that would call me at dinnertime to sell me something.
I tried to sell them life insurance and wouldnt let them off the phone no matter what they did. I would also ask for their name and phone number so I could call them back. I would work on that angle for the the first 15 minutes but of course they wouldn't give in and then I would go to the insurance angle. Some times I would just ask them to hold the line while I would continue to eat dinner with my family.
Escott
I use to do a very similar thing with the people that would call me at dinnertime to sell me something.
I tried to sell them life insurance and wouldnt let them off the phone no matter what they did. I would also ask for their name and phone number so I could call them back. I would work on that angle for the the first 15 minutes but of course they wouldn't give in and then I would go to the insurance angle. Some times I would just ask them to hold the line while I would continue to eat dinner with my family.
Escott